How to Style Your Kaftan for Ramadan
Ramadan changes the rhythm of the day, and the way we dress follows it. Evenings revolve around iftar with family, visits to relatives and long nights that stretch to suhoor. A Moroccan kaftan suits this month well: long, covering and comfortable, it can be quiet and simple or more festive as the month moves towards Eid.
Start with modest, comfortable silhouettes
For Ramadan evenings, comfort matters as much as elegance. Look for long lengths, long or kimono sleeves and higher necklines. An oversized kaftan with batwing sleeves gives freedom of movement for a long evening at the table. A straight kaftan with a stand collar creates a more structured line. A two-piece kaftan lets you adjust coverage, with an outer layer worn closed or open over the inner kaftan.
Choose your fabric by the occasion
Fluid viscose and crepe are easy to wear night after night and drape softly. Silk and silk brocade bring more presence for a family iftar or a gathering at a relative's home. Velvet suits cooler winter evenings, and Ramadan 2027 falls in February and March, when evenings can be fresh in many cities. Always check the exact composition on the product page.
Layer with an open abaya
An open abaya or kimono kaftan is one of the most versatile pieces of the month. Wear it over a plain inner kaftan for iftar, over wide-leg trousers for an evening visit, or belted for a more defined silhouette. A brocade kimono with silk aakaids from collar to hem will carry the look on its own; keep jewellery minimal and let the buttons and sfifa lead.
From the first iftar to the nights before Eid
Many women build their Ramadan wardrobe in stages: one or two easy kaftans for everyday evenings, a more refined piece for family gatherings, and a statement kaftan or takchita for the last nights and Eid itself. Thinking ahead lets you choose colours and fabrics that work together across the month.
Order early
Our pieces are handmade in our atelier in Morocco, and some designs are made to order. Ramadan 2027 is expected to begin around 8 February, depending on the sighting of the moon, so we recommend ordering well before the first week. Check delivery timing for your destination on our shipping page and use our size guide before you order.
Explore our Ramadan kaftans, our luxury Moroccan abayas and our Eid kaftans, or ask our team for help choosing your pieces.
